In the Season 5 finale, The Blacklist dropped a bombshell on viewers. Continue here

Here’s something appalling to think about for this fine Friday — somehow, James Spader has yet to receive an Emmy nomination for The Blacklist. How in the world does that happen? It feels like almost the product of an elaborate Raymond Reddington heist, where someone infiltrated where the votes were stored and eliminated them from existence. Read More here

After a momentous, information-heavy episode last week, it’s no surprise that The Blacklist hit the brakes — but not too forcefully. “Guillermo Rizal” focused less on the content of the information revealed about the real and fake Raymond Reddingtons and more on the emotional fallout of that reveal. On one hand, that was a frustrating — if predictable — development. Red (James Spader) refused to share with Liz (Megan Boone) further details or even a historical rationale for his choices all those years ago. The show lets him get away with that kind of behavior too often. Read More here

The following post contains major spoilers for Friday’s episodes of The Blacklist.

After 130 episodes, dozens of creepy criminals and a whole lotta fandom-wide conspiracy theories, viewers of The Blacklist finally know who Raymond Reddington really is.

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Fans of The Blacklist are heading into a substantial two-part installment this Friday. Like many of Season 6’s previous two-parters, it should be very exciting. Why should fans be pumped for it? Well, director Lisa Robinson helmed the first episode of the two-parter, and she shared with CinemaBlend what fans should be excited about. Read More here

“I see a suit of armor around the world.”
Tony Stark issues that simple proclamation to Bruce Banner near the start of 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron, setting in motion the machinations leading to the creation of the titular villain, a metal monstrosity voiced by James Spader. But more than that, those words clearly delineate the state of mind informing every action the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s signature star undertakes over the course of his next few appearances in what Marvel has now taken to calling “The Infinity Saga.”

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe first blasted off in 2008 with Iron Man, and in the years since the superheroic stars of the blockbuster franchise have appeared on the cover of Entertainment Weekly on numerous occasions. Be sure to , and stay here to check out the rest of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes’ cover appearances. Read More here

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